💡 Codrops is a 'go to' for this sort of thing – they have a solid back-catalog of React Three Fiber tutorials if you want to create dramatic visual Web experiences. | The Story of Patreon's Internationalization Overhaul — Content creator monetization platform Patreon had its own homegrown legacy i18n library for its React-based frontend, but overhauled it with a more modern (though unnamed) approach using codemods. The tale is told in an interesting way. Val Booth (Patreon) | Building a Lightweight Reactive State Manager with ES6 Proxies — What if you didn't need a library for reactive state management? An interesting exploration of a built-in JavaScript mechanism for reacting to state changes. React doesn't use this approach under the hood (though Vue 3 does) but it's worth understanding. Loren Stewart | 📄 Rendering CT Scan Animations in the Cloud – Above, we touched on using React Three Fiber to render dramatic Web effects, but it can have scientific applications too. Noah Teuscher | 🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries | 💡 Jacek has written more about Unistyles on the Expo blog taking more of a look at Unistyles' benefits over other approaches. | 📢 Elsewhere in JavaScript | A roundup of some other interesting stories in the broader JavaScript landscape, in case you've missed them: | |
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